Calendar of EventsVoices NewsInstitute for American Indian Studies, 38 Curtis Rd., Washington. Permanent Eastern Woodland exhibit of artifacts from 10,000 years to 20th century and modern educational interpretations. Temporary exhibits of Native American art from throughout the ...
Family fun begins with a trip to an area attractionFall River Herald NewsMeet the creatures of New England's forests and wetlands (and Worcester's “native” polar bear), learn about the landscape as you stroll along easy trails, and find out what you can do to protect our natural ...
Hilltop fourth-graders present the Buckeye Trivia ShowYoungstown VindicatorFeatured artwork included the prehistoric Indians in Ohio, which was inspired by artifacts like the Mica Hand, the Copper Ornament and the Great Serpent Mount of Southern Ohio; tribal leaders of the historic Indians, which wa...
Students dig for Jacksonville artifactsWJXT JacksonvilleKeith Ashley, UNF Professor 43:45 Jacksonville has a really cool rich Native American history I think it's under publicized and under appreciatedUNF Anthropology students are excavating a Native American community that dates to A-D 1000...
Peabody scholar traces 10000 years of state's Native American historyCt PostThe book delves into one of the major challenges faced by Native American scholars and archaeologists -- the fad for all things Indian in the late 19th century. Triggered in part by the World's Columbian Expo...
Powwow next weekend honors Native AmericansDelmarva NowEASTVILLE — Powwows are sacred ceremonies to American Indians. From the ritual Grand Entry to the specialized dances, every element is imbued with tradition and meaning. Accohannock Tribal Historian Michael “Fierce Arrow” Hinman says the s...
Highway project unearths American Indian artifactsEnterprise-RecordNOVATO — Highway workers have unearthed artifacts used by an American Indian tribe as part of a paving project along Highway 101 north of Novato. Arrowheads, parts of grinding bowls, stone tools and shells used by the Coast Miwok w...
Ohio Names Native Pipe Official ArtifactIndian Country Today Media Network“Listing the Adena Effigy Pipe as Ohio's state artifact would honor our indigenous heritage by giving a face to the too often forgotten American Indian people who were the first Ohioans.” In a 2010 essay by Lepper,...
Native American history preserved at Oakville Indian MoundsWAAYThe park is also home to more than 20,0000 Native American artifacts on display at the museum. The park and museum are also apart of the Indian Education Program. It gives local students an interactive way to learn about their heritage. ...
Historic home houses Native American groupCharlotte ObserverThese traditional American Indian drums were created by members of the Metrolina Native American Association usig deer hide. The MNAA also ... Inside, there are American Indian artifacts, portraits and photographs of MNAA through the years....
